National Republican., 1887-08-01


testants to-day. Game called at i'So sharp.
ENTRIES FOR To-DAY's RACES.
Lynn & Wall, COS Pennsylvania avenue, fur
nish the following entries for to-day's races:
SARATOGA.
First race-one mile--Ten Strike, l07 pounds,
Queen Bess, 81; Colursbinc, 81; Wooicraft, ll3
sell, los; Gold Field, l0S; Safe Ban, TO-.
Second race-one mile and quarter-Chick
nhominy, los pounds: Boaz, M; Florimore
l02; swift, ll0; knight of Elersley, llf; Long
lGht, 100; Springfield, 10; Brunette, lOj; Lot
Third raee-one mile and n quarter, for 3
year-oldt-;Ed. McAyoy, % pounds; Miss Mot
Fourth ce-Three-quarters of a mile-Nst
Goodwin, li2 pounds; Brambleton l5S; Maggie
randum,. lao; Percy. l55; Meadow Queen. l3i;
Tunis, 1i5; NOxubee, 1888; Burton, llS; Brey
iogle, li5; Santa Claus, li5; Ten Shield, l35:
Mary G, 1885, Harrodsours, 1885, Pat Dennis,
Finh e-Thrce-quarters of a mile, selling
n,oSWiney, lO8 pounds; Fa!senote, 50: LII Clair,
walchem, 9l; KeDsingtou, ioi; Tambourette,
Avery, IOi; Our Friend, l05
BRIGHTON BEACH.
First trace-Maidens, three-quarters of amile
Hercules, llSpognds; Little Arthur, ll5;Cnin'
chilla, ll5; Theodorus, lis; lvanhoe, ll5; Lis
telle, ll3; Hampton. Ill; Tenor Ill Ardu, III:
Lex. III; King Bud, Ill; Long Glen, Ill;
Breakdown, los; Dousan. los; Hiram II, los;
Black Prince, los; CommOtion, 1885, Mlitawau.
los; Netin Hepler, log: Ko-Ko, 1876; Elroc. 1906;
Bonnie steel, lo6 Sight Unseen, 81; Highland
Second race-Beaten horses selling seven
eighths OF mile-rony Pastor. ll5 pounds;
Blizzard, ll6 Montauk. li5; Nat Kramer, ll5;
Black Tom, III; Josh Billings, Ill; Gold Star,
III Amber, l07: Nellie Gennon, lo7; Compst.
Barnes, l07; Donald A, l06; King Bob, 1906;
Bridget Keaton, 1O5; Sweety, l05; Leonidas,
le3i Startling, 1903; Minnie St. John, lOl; Ko.Ko,
Third race-selling, one and onc-eigbth
miles-Ferg KYLE, III pounds; Ep!cure, los:
Charley Russell, l05; Windsail, l02; Hickory
Jim, lC2j Weaver, 100; Lizzie Walton 9si Noon
Fourth Handicap one aud one. quarter
milos-Lute Arnold, ll3 pounds; Warsign. los;
Mammonist, 90; Willie Palmer, O5 Royal, 81.
Filth race-Fiyc.eighths of n mile--King
Arthur, ll6 pounds; Bass Niol ll5; GOV
Robets, lilo: llatband, ll5; keokuS, lilo; Gilt,
los. '''' 0'''''' 49, ''''''' '''' 81 ''''''"s'
Sixth race-Beaten allowance, ono and one
sixteenth milesIRnsh6rooS, ~ pounds; Capt.
loS Pcersbnrg, los; Little ban lo5 Pat Dilv.
l0b FTiar, l05i Campbell, l02; Van Cluse, lO1;
Pilot l02 Banero, l02; George Angus, lO2; Miss
DAILY, lo!; Barbara lOOi Change, 100, Letretia,
THE "REPUBMcAN's" TIPS.
The following probable winners are selected
the REPUBLICAN, to-day:
AT SaratOga-First raco-Harry Russell first
Ten strike second. Second race-SwltI first,
Lottery second. Third rGCe--Miss Motley first
Pomona second. Fourth race-Brambleton
first, Maggie May second. Fifth Tace-Witch
FIST, Our Friend second.
SPORTING ITEMS.
If Jimmy Mclaughlin, the famous jocky, was
put on mule the public would back the mule,
so great Is their confidence in him,
The Washington Club still holds the honor of
not having lost an extra inning game this year.
having won one from Chicago, two from De.
tToit, two from Pittsburg, and tied one, while
last year every one was lost sporting LIE.
How about the game the Phiadelphlts Won
July 2Gf II resulted 6 to In favor OF the Qua.
Ecr City team; and took ten innings to deter
mine the result
"Oh, papa" exclaimed little girl In tho
graud stand at the beginning of last Wedncs-
days game, "sCe the two mon with the bustes
on their faces" There was a roar thcreahouls 5
as II double play had been mado,-Dcs hOiaej
Times
The New York Tribune has tho following
very sensible paragraph concerning Han over 5
defeat nt Monmouth Park last saturday: "li a
horse is kept racing at excessive weights once
or twice week In all sorts Of weather aud on
every sort OF track, hard or soft, wet or dry, he